Polarizability is defined as the - Electromagnetic Field Theory

Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) : Electromagnetic Field Theory - Quiz(MCQ)

Polarizability is defined as the

Ratio of dipole moment to electric field

Ratio of electric field to dipole moment

Product of dipole moment and electric field

Product of dielectric constant and dipole moment

Correct Answer : Option (A) : Ratio of dipole moment to electric field

Explanation : Polarizability is a constant that is defined as the ratio of elemental dipole moment to the electric field strength.

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Power radiated per square metre

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None of the above

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Which of the following impedance inversion is obtained?

Balun transformer

A quarter wave line

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Correct Answer : A quarter wave line

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Larger frequency than in the free space

Diminishing wavelength than in the free space

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Larger wavelength than in the free space

Correct Answer : Larger wavelength than in the free space